Computing Sites
UB provides lots of safe spaces to help you get your work done.
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Public computing sites
Use professional software, print assignments and access assistive technology in these UB-provided computing labs.
More places to use technology
Looking for some peace and quiet? Schedule a room to collaborate with classmates. Problems with the space? Stop by the circulation desk.
Departmental Workstations
Depending on your major, you may have access to additional software and workstations. Lucky.
Updated November 2018.
Common questions
Can Alumni use computers in computing sites?
Alumni Association members can log into Library Research Stations but must first get a courtesy borrower/library research station access card. Bring your UB Alumni membership ID to the library circulation desk. Library Research Stations do not have productivity software, such as Microsoft Office. Alumni do not have printing privileges.
Alumni within 6 months of their their degree conferral date can also log into Cybrary stations with their UBITName and password.
I think software is missing from the computer I'm using?
You are probably at a special station, such as a Library Research station or a Print Release station. These stations have a limited amount of software and are designed for specific uses.
Where can I use hardware designed for people with disabilities?
Wheelchair-accessible Assistive stations, outfitted with software meant to assist people who have disabilities (including screen reading software, text enlargement software and software that types what you dictate orally), are present on both campuses.
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Still need help?
Contact the UBIT Help Center.
